For ages 3–6 · on Apple TV

Little explorers, big world.

Short adventures around the world with Atlo the owl. English words, numbers and places along the way, played with the Siri Remote, right on the family TV.

See how it works Coming soon to Apple TV
Atlo's home on Apple TV: a globe with the Jungle, Ocean and Space worlds and today's adventure
Three worlds to explore

Every adventure is a little story.

29 adventures, each a few minutes long, with friendly animals to help and small games along the way. Each one ends with a stamp in the explorer passport.

Jungle

Help a jaguar find its roar, count fireflies and follow the pink river dolphin.

Ocean

Colours and shapes on the reef, with turtles, a clownfish and a whale's lullaby.

Space

Count down with a rocket, line up the planets and leave footprints on the Moon.

What they learn

Learning that feels like play.

Atlo says every word out loud, so no reading is needed. Games get easier or a little harder as your child learns.

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    English wordsNew words heard, found and matched in every adventure, in English, whatever language the story is told in.
  • 123
    Numbers and shapesCounting, patterns, sizes, shapes and colours.
  • The world around usAnimals, where they live, and where places are on the map.
A game on Apple TV: find the Amazon river on a world map
How it works

Open it and play. Nothing to set up first.

  1. Open Atlo on Apple TVYour child can start the first adventure straight away, with nothing to sign in to.
  2. Play with the Siri RemoteMove, choose and listen again with the remote. Atlo shows the way along each world's path.
  3. Pair your phone when you likeScan the code on the TV to choose the daily limit and bedtime, and to see what your child has learned.
A world map on Apple TV: Atlo stands by the next adventure on the jungle path
For grown-ups

Calm screen time you can trust.

Atlo is made for the living room: short, gentle and honest, with you in charge.

No ads, no tracking

No adverts, no analytics and no tracking. Nothing about your child is sold or shared.

A daily limit and a bedtime

Choose 15, 30 or 60 minutes a day and a bedtime. Atlo says goodbye kindly, and lets a started adventure finish.

Calm before bed

In the hour before bedtime the forest turns to night, the music softens and Atlo speaks more slowly.

Nothing to read or type

Every instruction is spoken. A wrong answer just gets a gentle try again, never a buzzer.

See what they learned

Atlo Parents shows the adventures played, the English words learned and the skills that are growing.

Your family's data

A nickname and an age band are all we need. You can delete everything from the app at any time.

Explorer passport

A stamp for every adventure.

Finished adventures fill the passport with stamps and badges. Rewards are earned and never taken away; there are no streaks, timers or prize wheels.

The explorer passport on Apple TV with stamps from the jungle

Questions

Do I need the phone app?

No. Atlo plays on the TV straight away. Pair Atlo Parents (iPhone or Android) when you want to set the daily limit and bedtime and to see progress; you can also pair from this website.

Which devices does it work on?

Atlo plays on Apple TV with tvOS 17 or later. Atlo Parents is for iPhone and Android phones.

Which languages?

The stories are told in English or Turkish, and the words your child learns are English.

What does it cost?

You can start for free. Later, Atlo Plus will add more worlds and learning reports. The daily limit, bedtime and every safety setting stay free.

What do you collect about my child?

Only a nickname you choose, an age band, the settings you pick and what your child played. No name, photo, voice or location. The privacy policy has the details.

Ready for an adventure?

Atlo is coming soon to Apple TV. Questions or ideas? We would love to hear from you.

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